Skeptoid

The true, interwoven history of flying saucers in American folklore.

Why some people think the Holocaust never happened, and what to do about it.

Some women you haven't heard of who made significant contributions to science.

These important scientists are virtually unknown. Let's see if we can fix that.

The fate of Sir John Franklin's Lost Expedition gives a valuable lesson in types of evidence.

Think you're going to find Captain Kidd's buried treasure on the US east coast? Think again.

This most unlikely of guardian angels saved hundreds of thousands of Chinese lives.

Chemicals are deadly, delicious, essential and basically, everything.

Today we're going to answer questions sent in by listeners pertaining to episodes having to do with our natural world.

They say that a half-canine cryptid stalks the woods of Northern Michigan. Are they right?

An overview of the amazing chess playing robot of the 1700s.

Brian responds to listener feedback about past history episodes.

Certain specific sonic frequencies are not the key to love, intuition, or spiritual order.

A series of sightings of a frog-like humanoid in the suburb of Loveland, Ohio prompts an enduring folkloric legend.

Trofim Lysenko mixed pseudoscience and ideology to set back Soviet biology.

Infant male circumcision remains common in the United States. Today we look at the reasons and the implications.

In the last 50 years, marijuana has gone from menace to medicine. Which is it?

Conspiracy theory that a military training exercise is going to lead to martial law.

Brian responds to some listener feedback concerning the topic of fads.

A look at some common myths about babies and children.